Take a visit to Huntington Beach and chances are, you might catch Robert Bainter body surfing,” Meghan McMonigle and Rich Demuro report for KTLA. “‘I do a little boogie boarding too, but mostly body surfing,’ explained Bainter.”
“Usually, you’ll also find an Apple Watch on his wrist,” McMonigle and Demuro report. “‘This thing has been my good luck charm. I would use it quite often to show the surf and how fast you were going. It would even show you where you were on the beach,’ said Bainter.”
“Until ‘a huge wave came and you know I was loving it, rode it and then I pick up my arm and like ‘Oh My God,’ what just happened.’ The watch was gone from his wrist,” McMonigle and Demuro report. “Each visit to the beach was another opportunity to locate his lost watch, but after 6 months, Bainter was giving up hope. Then, he got a call from a number he didn’t recognize. ‘It’s this guy saying, ‘hey if your name is Rob Bainter and you lost an Apple Watch recently. Give me a call and if you can describe this I’ll give this thing to you.” The man who called found Bainter’s watch 3 miles north of where it went lost at sea.”
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